Klute

For the last 10 years Klute has been an unstoppable force within the drum and bass community. After starting his own label Commercial Suicide in 2001 things have got only bigger and better for Klute. He's had major releases for legendary labels Metalheadz, Hospital and 31 Records, as well as a large number for Certificate 18 who were responsible for releasing his first two albums, Casual Bodies and Fear of People.

2003's release of Klute's third long player Lie Cheat & Steal was really the one that pushed Klute into bigger and bolder territories as it included a completely non d&b album You Should Be Ashamed. This was the beginning of Klute's real commitment to persuing his sound outside of the traditional confines of the d&b format.

In late 2004 Klute released his fourth artist album
No One's Listening Anymore on his label Commercial Suicide. Once again the album was a double CD, with one d&b album and one completely non d&b.

During the promotion of this Klute was the front cover feature of the worlds leading d&b magazine Knowledge. Along with the feature Klute mixed the free cover mount cd, a Metalheadz America's mix, entirely using Scratch Live.

For more info on Klute, visit his website at:
www.commercialsuicide.org